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Ti Green Set and Costume Designer Ti Green Set and Costume Designer Article Green is a new sustainable fashion label launched by Ti Green in 2020. She describes her clothes as ‘Everyday Costume’ – cut to give a sense of poise and purpose, while also fitting seamlessly into the daily wardrobe of the modern creative. The production process is based on the guidance of sustainable fashion and circular economy educators.They use natural textiles, grown using environmentally sustainable methods.and the colours are achieved using OKEO-tex certified, non-toxic dyes. 10% of all Article Green sales are going to the Commissioning Fund at Bristol Old Vic Theatre. Shop online here and read more about this brilliant venture in this article by Kate Salter in The Guardian. Agents Alice Dunne Assistant +44 (0) 20 3214 0949 Flora Line [email protected] Credits Theatre Production Company Notes SEMMELWEIS Bristol Old Vic Dir: Tom Morris CYRANO Bristol Old Vic Dir: Tom Morris BARTHOLEMEW FAIR Shakespear's Globe Dir: Blanche McIntyre THE THREE MUSKETEERS Le Navet Bete Dir: John Nicholson REBUS: LONG SHADOWS Birmingham Rep/national tour Dir: Robin Lefevre TOUCHING THE VOID Bristol Old Vic/national tour Dir: Tom Morris Nominated for UK Theatre Award 2019 - Best Design United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes CINDERELLA Beijing THE EMPEROR The Young Vic/HOME/UK tour Dir: Walter Meierjohann AMÉDÉE Birmingham Rep Dir: Roxana Silbert DIDO, QUEEN OF RSC Dir: Kimberley Sykes CARTHAGE I CAPTURE THE CASTLE Watford Palace Theatre Dir: Brigid Larmour WHAT SHADOWS Birmingham Rep Dir: Roxana Silbert THE EMPEROR The Young Vic/HOME/UK tour Dir: Walter Meierjohann MISS ATOMIC BOMB Tanya Link Productions Dir: Bill Deamer THE GOVERNMENT Birmingham Rep Dir: Roxana Silbert INSPECTOR I AM NOT MYSELF THESE Fuel Theatre Dir: Tom Stuart DAYS THE ETIENNE SISTERS Theatre Royal Stratford East Dir: Che Walker THE FUN FAIR Home, Manchester Dir: Walter Meierjohann THE SNOW QUEEN Royal and Derngate Dir: Gary Sefton THE SPALDING SUITE Fuel Theatre Dir: Benji Reid PLAYING FOR TIME Crucible Theatre Dir: Richard Beecham ROMEO AND JULIET Home, Manchester Dir: Walter Meierjohann THE SNOW QUEEN Nuffield Theatre Dir: Sarah Tipple WOMAN IN MIND Dundee Repertory Dir: Marilyn Imrie ORLANDO Royal Exchange Manchester Dir: Max Webster A CHRISTMAS CAROL Birmingham Repertory Dir: Tessa Walker ALICE IN WONDERLAND Polka Theatre Dir: Rosamunde Hutt HENRY VI Shakespeare's Globe Dir. Nick Bagnall MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S Royal & Derngate Director: Gary Sefton DREAM UNLEASHED Barbican / Boy Blue Director: Walter Meierjohann Entertainment DEADKIDSONGS Theatre Royal Bath Director: Gary Sefton THE DOUBLE Theatre Royal Bath Director: Laurence Boswell THE WELSH BOY Theatre Royal Bath Director: Matthew Lloyd THE TEMPEST Dundee Rep Directed by: Jemima Levick RICHARD III RSC Directed by: Roxana Silbert THE RESISTIBLE RISE OF Everyman and Playhouse Directed by: Walter Meierjohann ARTURO UI Theatre, Liverpool USTINOV Season Theatre Royal Bath Directed by: Laurence Boswell United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes LITTLE EAGLES RSC Directed by: Roxana Silbert THE OVERCOAT Gecko Directed by Amit Lahav LIBERTY The Globe Directed by Guy Retallack THE REVENGER'S National Theatre London Directed by Melly Still TRAGEDY Nominated for The Evening Standard Theatre Award 2008 – Best Design THE RESISTIBLE RISE OF Lyric Hammersmith Directed by David Farr ARTURO UI KING COTTON The Lowry, Salford & The Directed by Jude Kelly Liverpool Everyman THE FIVE WIVES OF Cottesloe, National Theatre Directed by Sarah Frankcom MAURICE PINDER CORAM BOY Imperial Theatre, New York Directed by Melly Still Nominated for two Tony Awards – Best Scenic Design and Best Costume Design of a play Nominated for the Outer Critics Circle Award – Best Set Design THE HOUND OF THE West Yorkshire Playhouse, Directed by Orla O’Loughlin BASKERVILLES Watford Palace Theatre Produced by Peepolykus and Neal Duchess Theatre Street Production THE RAMAYANA Lyric Hammersmith, West Directed by David Farr Yorkshire Playhouse, Bristol Old Vic CORAM BOY Olivier, National Theatre Directed by Melly Still SEPARATE TABLES Royal Exchange, Manchester Directed by Sarah Frankcom SANTE LSO St Luke's and Aldeburgh Composed by Emily Hall Directed by Tim Supple TAMBURLAINE Bristol Old Vic and Barbican Directed by David Farr THE UN INSPECTOR Olivier, National Theatre Directed by David Farr THE WORLD CUP FINAL BAC Directed by Carl Heap 1966 JULIUS CAESAR The Swan, RSC Directed by David Farr COMPACT FAILURE Cleanbreak Directed by Sarah Esdaille DONA ROSITA, THE Orange Tree Theatre, Directed by Auriol Smith SPINSTER Richmond United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes PARADISE LOST Bristol Old Vic Directed by David Farr TMA Nomination for Best Design – 2004 THE ENTERTAINER Everyman Theatre, Liverpool Directed by John Tiffany COMEDY OF ERRORS Bristol Old Vic Directed by David Farr FOOD CHAIN The Royal Court Directed by Anna Mackmin DIMETOS The Gate Directed by Ben Ormerod WHERE THERE'S A WILL Theatre Royal Bath Tour Directed by Peter Hall CORIOLANUS The Swan, RSC, Regional and Directed by David Farr US tour, Old Vic FULL HOUSE / THE Watford Palace Theatre Directed by Kate Sinclair HAIRLESS DIVA THE TAMING OF THE Nottingham Playhouse Directed by David Farr SHREW THE CHRISTMAS CAROL Nuffield Theatre, Southampton Directed by Patrick Sandford OEDIPUS Nuffield Theatre, Southampton Directed by Patrick Sandford BOGUS WOMAN Bush Theatre, Plymouth Drum, Directed by Lisa Goldman National Tour THE FUN FAIR Home, Manchester Dir: Walter Meierjohann MEMORY OF WATER English Speaking Theatre of Directed by Anna Mackmin Vienna TREASURE ISLAND Nuffield Theatre, Southampton Directed by Patrick Sandford THE TEMPEST Nuffield Theatre, Southampton Directed by Patrick Sandford BRIGHT PHOENIX Liverpool Everyman Dir: Serdar Bilis BOGUS WOMAN The Red Room, Traverse Directed by Lisa Goldman Theatre, Edinburgh Festival Fringe First Award THE JOHN WAYNE Pleasance London Directed by Patrick Sandford PRINCIPLE MACBETH BAC Directed by Tom Morris THE WIND IN THE Nuffield Theatre, Southampton Directed by Patrick Sandford WILLOWS THE JOHN WAYNE Nuffield Theatre, Southampton Directed by Patrick Sandford PRINCIPLE TWELFTH NIGHT Nuffield Theatre, Southampton Directed by Patrick Sandford THE BARBER OF SEVILLE Grange Park Opera Directed by Emma Jenkins THE THREE SISTERS Oxford Stage Company, Directed by Dominic Dromgoole Whitehall Theatre and Tour THE THREEPENNY OPERA Pimlico Opera, Downview Directed by Emma Jenkins Prison United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes THE WINTER'S TALE British Council co-production Directed by David Farr with Gavella Theatre, Zagreb EPITAPH FOR THE The Gate Directed by Kazuyoshi Kushida WHALES MACBETH Orange Tree Theatre Directed by Sam Walters JUST THE THREE OF US Theatre Royal Windsor, Directed by Peter Hall regional tour THE BIRDS The Gate Directed by Gaynor Macfarlane ALBERTINE IN FIVE TIMES BAC Directed by Jeremy Kingston OBSESSION The Red Room, The Etcetera Directed by Lisa Goldman and BAC BODIES Orange Tree Theatre Directed by Dominic Hill SIMPLETON OF THE Orange Tree Theatre Directed by Sam Walters UNEXPECTED ISLES RETREAT Orange Tree Theatre Directed by Sam Walters United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected].
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